Mule Creek State Prison officials are investigating the death of Longeno Jones as a homicide; his cellmate is in restrictive housing during the probe.

San Jose police arrested two suspects for attempting to steal copper wiring, finding one with burglary tools and another with suspected methamphetamine.

Menlo Park John Doe identified as Brian Edward Jones, who disappeared in 1984, through advanced DNA technology.

Four suspects were arrested in San Francisco following a reported armed robbery and a subsequent chase involving SFPD officers and technology assistance.

Kenneth W. Mattson, a Sonoma real estate developer, was arrested for defrauding investors, engaging in a scheme involving false real estate investments, money laundering, and obstructing justice.

The Calistoga Police, with other agencies, arrested Thomas Howard Phillips in a kidnapping case; the victim was safely recovered. Phillips faces charges including kidnapping and assault.

Police in Brentwood arrested a man hiding in a bush after he allegedly dragged an ATM safe along Highway 4, having earlier abandoned a Bank of America ATM with its cash box removed.

A former San Francisco law firm CFO was sentenced to 37 months for stealing $1.3 million and will also face three years' supervised release and restitution.

San Jose charter school DCP is closing after 25 years, affecting 950 students and 99 employees, due to enrollments decline and financial difficulties.

Five individuals face charges for allegedly faking robberies to obtain U visas. The San Mateo County DA announced their arraignment for June 4th, revealing a scheme starting on September 16, 2024, to exploit the visa system.

San Francisco's new speed safety cameras issued over 31,000 warnings in April, with SFMTA data showing high speeding rates in certain areas, and more cameras to be installed soon.

NWS San Francisco warns of extreme coastal conditions, advising mariners to avoid hazardous marine activity due to gale force winds and rough seas, alongside an inland heatwave heightening grass fire risk.

Andytown Coffee Roasters is set to open a new "togo-focused" location in Downtown San Francisco on May 27, aiming to serve the weekday crowd among the city's competitive coffee scene.